Rocky Mountain Bank COVID-19 Communication Center

We understand that uncertainty is affecting us all. Rocky Mountain Bank stands with our customers, employees and communities we call home. While we work through this together, please know that our team is here as your partner in supporting your financial needs.

We understand that uncertainty is affecting us all. Rocky Mountain Bank stands with our customers, employees and communities we call home. While we work through this together, please know that our team is here as your partner in supporting your financial needs.

We understand that uncertainty is affecting us all. Rocky Mountain Bank stands with our customers, employees and communities we call home. While we work through this together, please know that our team is here as your partner in supporting your financial needs.

We understand that uncertainty is affecting us all. Rocky Mountain Bank stands with our customers, employees and communities we call home. While we work through this together, please know that our team is here as your partner in supporting your financial needs.

Select Banking Centers Reopen Lobbies - May 11, 2020

Based on guidance from state and city officials, Rocky Mountain Bank has resumed lobby access at five of our banking centers, including Bozeman, Billings-King Avenue, Kalispell, Plentywood, and Stevensville. Please visit our Locations page for the latest operational schedules for all our banking centers.

Latest Update on the Paycheck Protection Program

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The following FAQs are based on the provisions of the CARES Act as implemented and interpreted by the U.S. Small Business Administration (“SBA”) and the U.S. Treasury Department (“U.S. Treasury”) through interim and final regulations, FAQs, and regulatory guidance and interpretations. The SBA and U.S. Treasury continue to issue new regulations, FAQs and guidance that in some cases changes or conflicts with prior guidance. The eligibility of a PPP loan for forgiveness and the amount and timing of any forgiveness will be subject to and dependent on approval pursuant to the regulations, FAQs and guidance in effect at the time a request for forgiveness is processed and as a result, we cannot provide you any assurances regarding forgiveness of your loan until such approval is received and any review or audit by the SBA completed. The information provided herein is not intended to constitute legal advice.

PPP Interim Final Rule on Loan Forgiveness - May 22, 2020

On Friday, May 22, 2020, The U.S Treasury Department and the SBA issued the Interim Final Rule for PPP Loan Forgiveness.

AGENT FEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: At the time you submitted your PPP loan application with us, each borrower certified as follows:

You acknowledge that the bank provided the forms and necessary information to complete your Paycheck Protection Program Application. By filing an application with us, you further certify that no agent (attorney, accountant, consultant, etc.) was utilized in the completion of your application. You further acknowledge and agree that we will not process any application or close any loans if an agent seeking payment for services has been utilized and that you will inform any persons you have consulted with regarding your application of this requirement.

Rocky Mountain Bank Part of $1.2 Million Community Outreach Initiative - April 17, 2020

Heartland Financial USA, Inc., the holding company of Rocky Mountain Bank and 10 other regional banks across the United States, is contributing a total of $1.2 million to COVID-19 community relief programs. The outreach is funding families and businesses across 12 states impacted by the crisis. DB&T and Heartland have chosen to stand behind the community with a $200,000 pledge to the Greater Dubuque Disaster Recovery Fund for COVID-19 relief efforts.

We are so proud to be able to live our mission by enriching lives one customer, employee and community at a time. #supportlocal

Rocky Mountain Bank Part of $1.2 Million Community Outreach Initiative - April 17, 2020

Heartland Financial USA, Inc., the holding company of Rocky Mountain Bank and 10 other regional banks across the United States, is contributing a total of $1.2 million to COVID-19 community relief programs. The outreach is funding families and businesses across 12 states impacted by the crisis. $100,000 of those funds will go directly to to support nonprofit organizations in our communities that are leading the response to challenges created by COVID-19 right here in Montana.

We are so proud to be able to live our mission by enriching lives one customer, employee and community at a time. #supportlocal

On Friday, March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was enacted, representing one of the largest emergency aid and economic assistance programs ever adopted. Although guidelines on the implementation of the CARES Act have not yet been shared with financial institutions, we recognize the importance of communicating information about the CARES Act, and how it could potentially assist you.

We stand by our customers, employees and communities in good times and during times of uncertainty. Rocky Mountain Bank has a long history of service excellence, and we remain committed to providing you the service you have come to expect from us.

Rocky Mountain Bank is a strong financial institution and part of a consortium of community banks backed by the strength of Heartland Financial USA, Inc. Together, with Heartland and 10 other member banks across the Midwest and Western United States, we have built a fortress balance sheet with over $13 billion in assets, strong liquidity, and we are able to support our clients and withstand economic shocks. Additionally, we have enacted our business resiliency plan to continue to provide service to our clients.

Unlike many banks of our size, we maintain local leadership and local decision making. This is important to our customers, because it allows us to stay close to local developments and respond to your needs quickly. Please see our Customer Relief Efforts currently available below.

We are prepared to continue serving our customers. Together, we will get through this crisis and we look forward to continuing to be your partner during the current uncertainty and in the better days ahead.

Tod PetersenPresident & CEO, Rocky Mountain Bank

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Strength You Can Count on in Times of Uncertainty
We are committed to serve and stand by our customers during this unprecedented time. As new information emerges we will continue to keep you informed. Please find FAQs below to answers for the most common questions for your convenience.COVID-19 FAQs

Rocky Mountain Bank Fraud Center
Fraudsters may take advantage during times of vulnerability, which means extra care needs to be taken to prevent fraud. Visit our Fraud Center to learn best practices to keeping your information safe and staying one step ahead of fraudsters.Fraud Center

Banking That is Convenient, Not Complicated
Be able to conveniently access your money without compromising security. We have an array of features that leverage the latest technology to make your banking experience as convenient as it can be.Conveniences

Customer Service Updates
In accordance with national and local social distancing best practices, we are making temporary changes to the ways we interact with our customers. We are encouraging our employees to work with customers via phone and digital channels when possible.Location Updates

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